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County commissioners, Newton sheriff working to replace vehicle fleet

Newton sheriff applauds Residential Substance Abuse Treatment program graduates

Congressman honors Newton sheriff, four others with Pioneer Awards

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Congressman honors Newton sheriff, four others with Pioneer Awards Newton County Sheriff Ezell Brown, far right, was among four sheriffs and a groundbreaking Georgia General Assembly secretary that U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Lithonia, recognized with Pioneer Awards for their service to Georgia’s 4th Congressional District. - photo by Special to The Covington News DECATUR, Ga.  Newton County Sheriff Ezell Brown was among four sheriffs and a groundbreaking Georgia General Assembly secretary that U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Lithonia, recognized with Pioneer Awards for their service to Georgia’s 4th Congressional District and their work to break down barriers and make history in the state in honor of Black History Month.

I-Team Exclusive: Newton County manager wants newly-elected coroner removed from office

I-Team Exclusive: Newton County manager wants newly-elected coroner removed from office Calls for controversial Newton County coroner to be removed. COVINGTON, Ga. - Jan. 22 in Newton County on Highway 212, a car left the roadway, drove through a ditch for 507 feet, then traveled back onto the highway and hit another car head-on. That s according to a Newton County Sheriff’s report.  The newly elected Newton County coroner arrived at the scene of a deadly car wreck.   According to sheriff’s department reports, Coroner Doretha Bailey-Butts took a couple of photos of the deceased, left a body bag on the trunk of the deceased car and then told police she was leaving without transporting the body.   

Commissioner says liability concerns led to coroner funding suggestion

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Commissioner says liability concerns led to coroner funding suggestion He says claim of having information that would shut Covington down not a factor Coroner Dorothea Bailey-Butts speaks to the Newton County Board of Commissioners Jan. 19 at the Historic Courthouse. - photo by Tom Spigolon COVINGTON, Ga. A commissioner says he was worried about the liability to the county from use of a contract employee who had not been paid when he suggested a one-time payment to the new coroner to set up her office.